Air Canada Passenger Opens Cabin Door, Falls Onto Tarmac at YYZ

 Air Canada Passenger Opens Cabin Door, Falls Onto Tarmac at YYZ.

Toronto, ON - An Air Canada flight from Toronto to Dubai was delayed for several hours on Monday evening after a passenger opened the cabin door and fell onto the tarmac before takeoff.

The incident occurred on an Air Canada Boeing 777 carrying over 300 passengers. According to Air Canada, the passenger boarded the aircraft normally but then proceeded to open the cabin door on the opposite side of the plane from their assigned seat. The door is designed to be extremely difficult to open while the aircraft is in flight, but it can be opened by passengers on the ground under certain conditions.

The passenger fell approximately 20 feet to the tarmac and sustained injuries. Peel Regional Police and Peel EMS responded to the scene and the passenger was taken to hospital. The extent of the passenger's injuries is not yet known.

Air Canada released a statement saying that they are "cooperating with the authorities in their investigation of this incident." The airline also said that they are "reviewing their procedures to ensure the safety of our passengers and crew."

The incident has raised concerns about the security of cabin doors on airplanes. Some experts have called for changes to the design of cabin doors to make them more difficult to open by passengers.

Here are some of the key questions that remain unanswered:

What prompted the passenger to open the cabin door?

How was the passenger able to open the door?

Could this incident have been prevented?

The investigation into the incident is ongoing.

In addition to the above, here are some other details that you may want to include in your report:

The flight number of the Air Canada flight involved in the incident.

The name of the airline that operates the flight.

The destination of the flight.

The age and gender of the passenger who opened the door.

Any other information that is available about the passenger's condition.